Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has identified Aaron Ramsey’s desire as the main reason to why he has improved so much this season.
The Welshman has been superb for The Gunners so far this season and has even been scoring goals for the club, something that he rarely did before this campaign.
Ramsey bagged a brace against Fenerbache in the Champions League and then scored another one this Saturday during the side’s 3-1 victory over Sunderland.
The two braces has taken Ramsey’s tally to five goals in six games, which is already his most prolific season in front of goal and Wenger has put that down to his desire to be successful.
“Yes of course [this is the best spell of his career],” the manager told Arsenal Player. “I must say it is expected. Why? Because he is a young player and it is normal that he goes [up] and not the other way.
“Secondly, he has a huge desire to improve and I think that when you have this kind of attitude you shouldn’t expect any limitations. You should expect to always become stronger.
“Technically he has improved a lot and when you look before – when I watched a lot of the tapes – I always thought he’s in the right position in the box, just he was always a fraction short or too early or too late. But he was always in the right position, so you knew that at some stage the goals would come.
“It is down to composure, especially for example the second goal [at Sunderland]. His first touch was perfect, then he could finish well, and that’s where I believe he has improved a lot.”
Written by Alex Batt – @AlexBatt
